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Early model kits

WOW!!! That's quite the collection.
I fondly remember my first TR3 kit in about 1960.
Today, I only have some models of prior Minis and current Frogeye. Some are Airfix, Tamiko and Revell.
 

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Did make lots of models in my day though am currently really happy working in 1:1 scale.
 
Rick,


Got it - most of those kits seem to be reissues
of the originals.

- Doug
 
JPSmit said:
Did make lots of models in my day though am currently really happy working in 1:1 scale.

1:1 is good... but the model glue just doesn't hold up. :laugh:
 
DNK said:
Mark- I see an intervention

And to think I had an Airfix that I drove over! Wonder why.
 
I have 30-40 original, unopened kits that I got, via a wild hair, off of ebay. Guess when I can no longer do what I can do now, I will open them and go back to my childhood. I didn't build a lot of plastic when young - more into balsa wood and silkspan, gas powered control line and free flight.
 
FFSA, Jim?

A friend was Olympic with tow-line.
 
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